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... fodder will, in that case, be very cheap next season. All root crops are reported as in most luxuriant condition. —Northern Whig. Coax.—The weather still continues very unsettled. We have had succession of violent gusts of wind, almost amounting to a storm ...
... to the Upper House, William Talbot Crosbie, of Ardfert Abbey, and The O'Donoghue will stand for the county ; the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been vet made. Cork CotutitutioH. Assault and Robbert.—Three soldiers of the Regiment ...
... perpendicular. On Sunday there were several very heavy showers rain in this locality, ftcr head weather and crops. —Northern Whig. THE QUEEN’S VISIT KILLARNEV. We {Tralee Chronicle) understand that there will be two staghunts during the Queen’s slay in ...
... THE WHIG REFORM BILL. That magnificent Reform of Parliament”— the Appropriation of Seats Bill—reached the House of Lords in due course. Government made a poor show on the subject in the Commons. They were beaten here, and there, and every where. Their ...
... the nurnb.r of them has been increased by importations speculiving upon the luck which neat week's shows may bony.— Northern Whig. Ns etas. --A 'toter from Naples of the 22dd instant .ays :—'To every man his deserts. Let us begin with CtilAvone. The band ...
... elevated the Upper House, Win. Talbot Crosbie, Ardfert Abbey, and The O'Donoghue, will stand for the county: the former on Whig principles. No Conservative move has been as yet made. —Cork CoHStitutiom, Discovery op Dead Body. —On Monday morning, the ...
... up ns alone applicable to the Northern Whig, but as cable that journal and i?s weekly reprint. Instead of taking the Whig *od staling its average daily circulation, took the Whig of Saturday and the Weekly Whig of that day, and adding the circulation ...
... in my paper. ing or concealin at I say now for the News-Letter what the y when the Whig was the best paper in the North of ‘ , and the News-Letter was then as the Whig is now, that beyond all question you are bound, give your adver- fisements to the Later ...
... mortifying defeat with the assurance that many years have elapsed since Conservative ventured at all into the lists against a Whig or Radical competitor” in the City of London. It little more than four years since Mr. Mastbbma!*, the Rauker, beaded the poll ...
... his bill of 1859, and acted on it too. There is little h merit in believing a thing unless you carry it r into practice. The Whigs have taken eight years to mould their belief' into shape, and we have the fruit in the Appropriation Bill.. e We are informed ...
... end the number them has been increased by importations speculating open the luck which next week’s shows may bring.—AfaHAens Whig. THE EXHIBITION OF THE FINE ARTS AND ORNAMENTAL ART—ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY, 1861. SEVENTH ARTICLE: SCULPTURE, CENTRAL HALL. •Sir ...
... perseverance and ability alone could it have been fought with so much success. There is no parallel for the intense hatred of the Whigs to Ireland in this matter. Since they came into oflice they have made or sanctioned nearly score of motions adverse to tra ...